musa sharples
Director of Transilience. Incoming PhD student at the University of Brighton. Cambridge University BA and MPhil grad.
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I wore painful chest binders - life was unbearable until gender-affirming surgery | Metro News
I wore painful chest binders - life was unbearable until gender-affirming surgery | Metro News
I fought the urge to give up every single day, and there were times where myself and my loved ones thought I’d never make it.
At Trans Pride, I march for a future that teenage me didn't think I'd have
At Trans Pride, I march for a future that teenage me didn't think I'd have
Trans Pride isn't just a celebration, it's about survival. Oscar Sharples reflects on how we all need a bit more trans joy in our lives.
What I wish you'd ask me about transness • Sounddelivery Media
What I wish you'd ask me about transness • Sounddelivery Media
Transilience: Tides of Change
Transilience: Tides of Change
To coincide with Transgender Awareness Week (November 13-19), Transilience, an organisation supporting young transgender people in North Devon and a Young Ga...
“Protect trans youth”: parental support as a public mental health intervention - NIHR School for Public Health Research
“Protect trans youth”: parental support as a public mental health intervention - NIHR School for Public Health Research
Keep your friends close: social support and networks in public mental health - NIHR School for Public Health Research
Keep your friends close: social support and networks in public mental health - NIHR School for Public Health Research
In this blog, SPHR Intern Oscar Sharples tells us about his summer at the SPHR. Following my second year studying Sociology and Social Anthropology at the University of Cambridge, I have had the opportunity to complete a six-week internship working in the SPHR’s Public mental health programme. This internship has been an incredible opportunity for […]
Being Understood: Epistemic Injustice Towards Young People Seeking Support for Their Mental Health
Being Understood: Epistemic Injustice Towards Young People Seeking Support for Their Mental Health
Across many domains, it is important for us to feel that we are understood by others. This is crucial when we are disclosing a vulnerability or seeking help for a problem. When these disclosures or help-seeking requests relate to mental health difficulties, our...
‘Care, Criminalisation, and Sex Worker Agency’ | CUSAS
‘Care, Criminalisation, and Sex Worker Agency’ | CUSAS
Care or Confinement? An abolitionist perspective on psychiatric detention — Abolitionist Futures
Care or Confinement? An abolitionist perspective on psychiatric detention — Abolitionist Futures
We often talk about the mental health system being “broken” . Yet an abolitionist lens teaches us that the very idea of psychiatric institutionalisation centres around isolation and containment - not care.
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